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Mrsburns2015(Initiate)Initiate
6 Jan 2025

We are 36 and 40 years old, UK citizens living in Australia.


We were on a 400 visa for 6 months, then a 482 visa for 2 years, now on a BVA whilst we wait for our Permanent Resident visa (186) to be hopefully granted.


We plan on staying in Australia indefinitely, but anticipate retiring back in Europe nearer family and friends.


If we leave Australia aged between 40-50 years, and we have in excess of $5k in our superannuation funds, what are our options for transferring to our British bank accounts/retirement fund?


We are trying to work out if we should be paying in to our Super additionally or not.

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G_18(Master)Master
6 Jan 2025

Hi @Mrsburns2015 if you worked here while on a temporary visa you'd likely be eligible for DASP when you leave Australia permanently to retire. Have a read of the ATO information I linked as it has a bit more info about eligibility.

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G_18(Master)Master
6 Jan 2025

Hi @Mrsburns2015 if you worked here while on a temporary visa you'd likely be eligible for DASP when you leave Australia permanently to retire. Have a read of the ATO information I linked as it has a bit more info about eligibility.

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